The list price of £120,000 seems reasonably competitive considering comparable properties in the area. While prices vary among nearby streets, and some are significantly lower, the property’s size (1000 sqft) and location do justify a price within that range. The lack of information on comparable properties with similar sizes restricts a precise evaluation, but relative to the surrounding market, it’s not overpriced.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be habitable but could benefit from some modernisation and improvements. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of wear and tear, and while the bedrooms seem adequately maintained, an overall refresh in terms of décor and potentially some repairs would enhance the property’s appeal and market value. There’s no evidence of major structural issues from the photographs.

The property is situated in Bootle, Merseyside. While Bootle itself may not be considered a prime location, its proximity to transport links (Merseyrail stations within a reasonable distance), schools (several schools rated ‘Good’ or better are nearby), and other amenities makes it a relatively convenient location for families and commuters. The presence of nearby streets with higher average house prices suggests some level of upward potential, though it’s important to note that Bootle generally falls within the more affordable areas of Merseyside.

The property is described as having a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating the absence of a garden. This is common for terraced houses in urban areas such as Bootle, which limits outdoor space.